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![]() ![]() i'm sometimes on chatroulette it's the new thing we'll be reminiscing about next week after the next fad the cat rides the astrobus
who wants to join my new company ![]() ![]() doin' the rounds
live wolverine 2 ![]() denki - live wolverine 2 28 minute live mix Tarketmet Blarkentag It is interesting- even though we, as a society, has transitioned into the so-called "information age," a lot of sites do not update on weekends. Of course, I don't expect much, as this is the internet, even though it is "Web 2.0." I have always have had problems with "Web 2.0"- when it finally hit the mainstream it was heralded as a new era of information sharing, but as a million teenagers have shown us, it is just another outlet of prejudiced ideas based upon distorted information and urban myths. I remember using the internet back when the only public sites to connect to were public databases, such as libraries, and even at that time everyone knew that the internet could be used as a substantial information database. Now, a good 17 years after the 14.4 kbps modem, we aren't hardly there yet. Wikipedia has done the best job so far, which is incredibly sad as it is not a very old institution (and the information is often suspect). "Web 2.0" is not important, nor significant. The realization of free information exchange is.
So here's an image, completely unrelated to anything Clicking on the image will give you a higher-res version, set to 1.9kx1.2k. HUMANDRONE live at ERA 05/17/09
humandrone is from kamakura, japan imminent
business as usual
hey people living in japan
携帯が壊れたから代替のを使っているから、君たちのメールアドレス分からん。
my phone done broke and am using a loaner, so i don't have any of your contact info. bread
IT'SA ME!
thought of the moment i decided i'm going to beat my cold at its own game by lighting parts of my body on fire. if i'm going to destroy cells and ooze mucus, it's going to be on my own terms.
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i'm not talking about the bulk cruisers... Am I the only one who noticed that the earliest surviving photograph on record, taken by Nicephore Niepce in 1826, is that of an Imperial Star Destroyer?
The only loitering mouse I have ever seen was stuck in a glue trap, which really can't be called "loitering" in any real sense of the word. old music some software of mine broke so i'm posting an oldy but goody
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